Terms of Service

The use of the electronic pages and services of Ammorea by the visitor/user presupposes their unconditional agreement with the following terms of use, which apply to all content, pages, graphics, images, photographs, and files included on our website. Therefore, the visitor/user must read these terms carefully before using our services and if they do not agree, they must refrain from using our services and content. The visitor/user is requested to check the content of these specific pages for any changes. Continued use of our website even after any changes signifies the visitor/user's unconditional acceptance of these terms.

The entire content of this website, including (but not limited to) texts, news, graphics, photographs, diagrams, illustrations, videos, sketches, and provided services, is the subject of intellectual property of Ammorea and is governed by national and international provisions on Intellectual Property. Logos, trade names, trademarks, and features included on the website belong to Ammorea and/or the persons mentioned as owners of the relevant rights on the website, and are protected in accordance with current legislation on industrial and intellectual property.

Any use, reproduction, republication, copying, storage, sale, transmission, distribution, publication, performance, download, translation, or modification in any way, partially or in summary of the content of the website and the services offered on it is expressly prohibited without prior permission. By exception, individual storage and copying of parts of the content on a simple personal computer for strictly personal use is permitted, without intent of commercial or other exploitation, and always provided that the source of origin is stated, without this meaning in any way a transfer of intellectual property rights.

Ammorea makes every possible effort to ensure that all content and information displayed on the website are characterized by accuracy, clarity, correctness, completeness, timeliness, and availability. However, in no case do we guarantee and consequently are not responsible (not even for negligence) for any damage that may be caused to the visitor/user from the use of the website. Content and services are provided 'as is', without any express or implied warranty, formulated or assumed, including warranties of satisfactory quality, suitability, compatibility, security, and accuracy, all of which we expressly disclaim.

As is obvious, we do not control the availability, content, personal data protection policy, quality, and completeness of services of other websites and pages to which we may refer through hyperlinks or advertising banners. The links have been placed exclusively for the convenience of visitors/users of the website, while the websites to which they refer are subject to the respective terms of use of those websites. The placement of links does not constitute an indication of approval or acceptance of the content of the respective websites, and we bear no responsibility for their content and any damage arising from their use.

Ammorea gives users the option to publish their own content on the website or to refer to their own content published on other websites. However, we have the right to control this content and to prevent the publication of illegal, threatening, defamatory, offensive, obscene, scandalous, inflammatory, blackmailing, pornographic material, or anything else that could be considered outside the law. Users are solely responsible for the content they submit or distribute through the website in any way.

The content that users submit and publish remains their property, while simultaneously granting the website the right to unlimited, free license for use, distribution, reproduction, modification, adaptation, public display, and exploitation of the content at any time and in any electronic or printed way that does not violate their moral rights.

We reserve the right to modify the content or services of the website, as well as the terms of use, whenever deemed necessary and without prior notice, by simply announcing them through the website. These terms are governed and interpreted by Greek law, and the courts of Thessaloniki are competent to resolve any dispute.